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College Football Playoff is Changing Again

Nick Saban endorses further College Football Playoff expansion as SEC, Big Ten push for automatic bids

Leaders from the SEC and Big Ten in particular are proponents of a 14- or 16-team playoff with multiple automatic bids divided among the conferences.

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Report: College Football Playoff Moving to Straight Seeding, Expansion Plan in Place

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Why College Football Playoff expansion talks are trending toward 16-team bracket

Ranking the 25 best college football programs of the 2000s: Should Ohio State top Alabama?

This exercise will serve as a nice reminder that most programs have not been exactly as good or exactly as bad as they are right now over the course of 25 years.

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College Football Playoff changes format for 2025

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CFP switching to straight seeding format for upcoming season: Why the move makes sense

Boise State AD Rips CFP Bracket Format After Rule Change to Straight Seeding

Boise State athletic director Jeramiah Dickey called out the committee for what he believes is a policy against his program and was created to keep small schools down.

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CFP seeding undergoes changes. What it would have meant for Georgia football in 2024

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Oregon Fans React Negatively to New College Football Playoff Format

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Nebraska Cornhuskers Coach Matt Rhule Drops Hammer Down On College Football Playoff Expansion

The College Football Playoff system has come under heavy scrutiny across the college football coaching world. Some coaches are happy with the way it's currently structured. Don't put Nebraska Cornhuskers head coach Matt Rhule in that group, though.

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College football leaders meet to discuss CFP expansion: report

Commissioners from the Power Four conferences met on Saturday to discuss the future of the College Football Playoff amid continued speculation the format will e

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Matt Rhule voices support for CFP expansion: ‘The more spots, the better. Make that thing 40 and let’s go’

Matt Rhule enthusiastically voiced support for the College Football Playoff expanding, suggesting up to 40 spots.